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Rail
Train Operators The Scotrail franchise is responsible for the majority of train services within Scotland. The current Scotrail franchise is operated by...
Bus and Coach
Bus and Coach Operators Bus and coach operators must comply with rules about the accessibility of their service, over and...
Community Transport
Community Transport services in Scotland are mainly provided by voluntary organisations for people who are unable to use conventional public...
Ferry
Ferry Accessibility Minimum design standards for safe and accessible ships are set by EU law, as are minimum standards of...
Taxi and Private Hire Cars
Taxis can use taxi ranks and be hailed in the street, while private hire cars must be pre-booked. The latest...
Concessionary Travel
The Scottish Government is committed to providing concessionary travel for older and disabled people through the National Concessionary Free Bus Travel...
Roads and Streets
The Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 governs the practice of roads authorities and others. Depending on the road, responsibility will usually lie...
Driving and Parking
Some disabled motorists will be entitled to a waiver from paying Vehicle Excise Duty from the UK Government, depending on...
Air
The framework for regulation of accessibility on air services is set at the EU level and includes a range of...
Planning and Infrastructure
The planning system is used to make decisions about the future development and use of land in our towns, cities...
Cross Modal
The Equality Act 2010 The Equality Act 2010 provides a broad legal framework covering discrimination against people with specific ‘protected characteristics’....